KINGSTON CK7-40200 CNC LATHE

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- KINGSTON
- Model
- CK7-40200
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- CNC LATHES
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A+Technical Description
This CNC lathe features a 40-inch swing capacity and a machining length of 200 inches, making it suitable for large workpieces. It operates on 2 axes (X and Z) with a maximum turning diameter of 24.2 inches and a bar capacity of 7.09 inches. The machine is powered by a 39.9 hp motor, enabling a maximum spindle speed of 750 RPM, which supports efficient turning operations on medium to large diameter parts. It includes a tailstock for additional support during machining of longer shafts or bars. The lathe is controlled by a Fanuc 0iTF CNC system, which provides precise and automated control over the cutting process, enhancing part accuracy and repeatability. This setup is ideal for producing symmetrical cylindrical parts with consistent quality. The machine’s robust power and bar capacity accommodate heavy-duty turning tasks, while the CNC control permits programmable, repeatable operations ideal for batch production. Its combination of substantial swing, long machining length, and CNC precision makes it suitable for applications in automotive, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing where medium-to-large parts with moderate complexity are typical. The 2-axis configuration focuses on standard turning operations along the diameter and length of the workpiece, optimized for cost-effective production of turned components requiring reliability and accuracy.
Technical Attributes
- Max Swing
- 40.00 ''
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 7.09 ''
- Max Spindle Speed
- 750 RPM
- Control System
- FANUC 0ITF
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